The Parish...

The parish of Bredon and Bredons Norton consists of Bredon village; the village of Bredon's Norton and the three smaller villages of Westmancote, Kinsham and Bredon's Hardwick. The parish lies on the southern edge of the county of Worcester, west of the Cotswolds, it is bounded on the west by the River Avon and on the south by the Carrant Brook.

The parish, at the 2001 census, had a population of 2,720 - of which a fraction over half lived in Bredon itself; with 2.34 people per household there were 1,155 households in total. This population is forecast to increase by 5.5% at the time of the next census in 2011. This population makes us one of the largest parishes in the county of Worcestershire. Within the overall figure some 20% are 0-16 years; 60% are 18-65 years with the remaining 20% being over 65 years; a population spread, which is forecast to generally maintain.

Bredon and Bredons Norton Parish Council meet on the 2nd Monday in the month at Bredon Village Hall
 

The council consists of 12 members who are chaired by Mr K Brown
 

The council has various working parties and groups to disseminate the work load
 

Staffing Committee

Cllrs Brown, Jenkins and Rhodes.

Planning Working Party

Cllrs Masters, Moy, Darby, Handy and coordinated by Cllr Rhodes.

Clerks Finance Support Group

Cllrs Brown, Jenkins, Frampton and Rhodes.

Playing Field Support Group (inc. playground equipment)

Cllrs Whiting, Hardy and Masters.

Management Working Group

Cllrs Wenham, Brown, Allen, Moy and Rhodes.

Individual Councillors with specific roles